I think it's just a short drop. Investor are selling to take profit. More companies are sweeping up bitcoins over last few weeks. It will break through $100K and even $150K
"What is important that will constrain how far the Fed can go is the extreme level of debt. At a record $83 trillion of public and private debt, if the Fed goes as much as what is priced in, we are talking about $330 billion being drained out of the economy for debt servicing charges or about 1.5% out of GDP." -Dave Rosenberg*WHAT IS THE QUOTE ABOUT ?The quote above thematizes the FEDs current interest rate course. As you can see, the overall debt levels publicly, as well as privately are extremely high. This combined with interest rate hikes lead to a lot of financing issues. This mostly afflicts growth stocks, since they normally have a lot of debt and close to no earnings to pay their interest, but also close to every other stock, raising the question how far the FED can go in hiking in
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Fed's Harker sees 'lack of progress' on inflation, expects aggressive rate hikes ahead TLDR: • "We are going to keep raising rates for a while," the central bank official said in remarks for a speech in New lersey. "Given our frankly disappointing lack of progress on curtailing inflation, I expect we will be well above 4% by the end of the year." • The latter comment was in reference to the fed funds rate, which currently is targeted in a range between 3%-3.25%. • The expectation is that the Federal Open Market Committee, of which Harker is a nonvoting member this year, will then take rates a bit higher in 2023 before settling in a range around 4.5%-4.75%. • "Sometime next year, we are goi
"The increase in money supply is the real factor that creates an artificial economic boom. It is likely that people such as Jerome Powell know this, but they are unable to admit it because it would cause havoc in the economy."-Alasdair Macleod WHAT DOES MACLEOD MEAN? In Alasdair Macleods opinion, the high inflation we are currently experiencing was not just caused by the Ukraine war, but also by the incredible increase of money supply that happened through central bank policy. This has in Macleods opinion to the latest boom in stocks, we have experienced since the corona pandemie until last year. While many would suggest that this is not the case, there are a lot of charts backing his thesis. For once, there is the strong correlation between the S&P500 and the amount of money (M2) whi